Jorge Bonilla
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I bomb atomically. Husband of one, father of two. 🎙️Host of "El Show", weekdays from 2-5/E on X, @radiolibre790 🖊️ News Analyst @newsbusters. Psalm 146:3
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WATCH: ABC's Martha Raddatz tries to elicit a condemnation of President Trump during a segment observing the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the only such segment on the Elitist Media's Sunday Shows MARTHA RADDATZ: You said at the press conference, "History will dictate if this is a turning point for our country, but every single one of us gets to choose right now if this is a turning point for us." Nine days later, the Charlie Kirk's memorial service, after a very forgiving and unifying speech by Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk's widow, Donald Trump said this: DONALD TRUMP: He did not hate his opponents. He wanted the best for them. That's when I disagreed with Charlie. I hate my opponent, and I don't want the best for them. I'm sorry. I am sorry, Erika, but now Erika can talk to me and the whole group, or maybe they can convince me that that’s not right, but I can't stand my opponent. RADDATZ: What was your reaction to that? SPENCER COX: Well, so I was there at that, and you know, there was this moment that you mentioned where Erika forgives. One of the most powerful Christian moments I've ever experienced in my life. I talk about this, and, and yet, then the president comes up and says, you know, Charlie wanted me to love my enemies, and I can't do that. One, I thought it was very transparent. He was being very honest, and I appreciate that. Sometimes politicians aren't honest.
Jorge Bonilla22,867 views • 1 day ago
ABC actually aired a USAID employee's description of the scramble as DOGE rolled up to the office, and their hurried removal of woke iconography a la the documents burning scene in Downfall: "Department of Government Efficiency was in the building. We started -- we took down our pride flags, we took down- I took out any books I felt would be incriminating. No one was talking, We heard they started taking transcripts automatically of all of our Google meets. We -- they unplugged the news in the little kitchen galleys. It didn't feel good. And then Saturday, all of the websites went down. And then I lost complete access to my computer."
Jorge Bonilla10,359,354 views • 1 year ago
KIMMEL DEFENDS THE JOKE: "I said, 'our first lady Melania's here, look at her, so beautiful. Mrs. Trump, you have a glow like an expectant widow. Which, obviously, was a joke about their age difference- and the look of joy we see on her face every time they're together. It was a very light roast joke about the fact that he's almost 80 and she's younger than I am. It was not by any stretch of the definition a call to assassination."
Jorge Bonilla2,023,956 views • 4 months ago
Sen. Ashley Moody draws a DSA opponent, wastes zero time in defining her
Jorge Bonilla249,325 views • 20 days ago
WATCH: NBC's Kresten Welker runs crisis comms for Abdul El-Sayed, suggests the Senate Republicans should pull their ads that quote him in his own words KRISTEN WELKER: All right. Let's talk about another state that you raised, another big state, Michigan, the face-off between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, and former congressman Mike Rogers. The NRSC continues to put out social media posts claiming that Abdul El-Sayed has un/unquote terrorist ties. And yet, there is no evidence that he has terrorist ties, senator. Should the NRSC stop running those ads? TIM SCOTT: Well, we know- we know without question that he had family members who helped resource Osama bin Laden. We know without question that he campaigns with Piker, who said at one point that America deserved 9/11. We know that… WELKER: Let's stay focused on El-Sayed, though. Let’s stay focused on El-Sayed and what he has said and believes in. There's no evidence -- SCOTT: Listen. Birds of a feather flock together. Birds of a feather flock together. You gotta…the company you keep does matter. We all know that. That's something we learn in elementary school. Well, let's go to where he stands on the issues, though. There's a reason why even former Biden administration folks are joining with Republicans and hosting fund-raisers throughout Michigan to support Mike Rogers. Here's one of the reasons why. We've got a candidate in Abdul El-Sayed that wants to abolish ICE. He wants to defund the police. Here's a candidate that's so radical that even Democrats in Michigan are joining forces, for the first time, with Republicans to elect Mike Rogers. WELKER: Just to be very clear, there is no evidence that El-Sayed supports any terrorist organization. I just want to read this. A Washington Post analysis online found that, quote, “nearly one in three posts about El-Sayed from right-wing figures mentioned Islam, muslims, or sharia.” Are Republicans trying to scare voters based on the fact that El-Sayed would be the first Muslim senator? SCOTT: Not at all. What we're more concerned about and only concerned about is the positions he has spoken about. He's the one that said that he was committed to sharia law. No one else said that besides Abdul El-Sayed. He's the one that said he wanted to eliminate much of the national security apparatus that protects America at the same time he campaigns with Piker, who says America deserved 9/11. When you add it all up, you’ve gotta believe- WELKER: And we should say El-Sayed did denounce that on this program. El-Sayed did denounce those comments on this program. SCOTT: And he continues- and he continues to campaign with him anyways. You can’t denounce it with your words and do something different with your actions. We believe what you do, not just what you say.
Jorge Bonilla177,350 views • 15 days ago
WATCH: Hasan Piker guarantees the 2028 Dem nominee will be a virulent antisemite
Jorge Bonilla397,121 views • 1 month ago
WATCH: Bill Maher states he'd vote for JD Vance over a socialist Democrat in 2028, Jon Karl diverts the conversation back to Trump JON KARL: You told JD Vance you're open, your vote is up for grabs. BILL MAHER: Yes, my vote is in play because it can't be Trump running, so. I'm not living in communist America. I mean, I know that the talking point is, it's not communism, it's socialism. Okay. I've read the quotes from the DSA. KARL: Yeah. MAHER: -- platform from their own mouths. Don't tell me I'm now seeing what I am seeing. And DSA, again, they say things like, you know, takeover of key industries, government take -- that's communism. You know, there is a definition. KARL: By the way, Trump's doing that, too.
Jorge Bonilla455,922 views • 1 month ago
WATCH: communities, suggests Florida Puerto Ricans "don't carry the same baggage." There isn't the direct trauma, but there is certainly antipathy towards socialism within the community. LULU GARCÍA-NAVARRO: Um, I also think, you know, that it is going to be hard for a Democratic Socialist to win in Florida simply because you have the Cuban community, the Colombian community, the Venezuelan community, who… MARC CAPUTO: Nicaraguan community. GARCÍA-NAVARRO: The Nicaraguan community. Thank you. Um, who don't like those words, you know, who- who see this… SCOTT JENNINGS: Why wouldn't they like it? Are you suggesting that socialism might not have a great reputation among some people? GARCÍA-NAVARRO: I'm suggesting that it certainly- like my family. They. They fled from Cuba. Um, communism, which is, you know, I'm not saying these two things are the same. What I'm saying is that there's a deep-seated antipathy towards that particular strain. And they’re- and they're worried about it. That said, the Latino vote is very powerful. Half of it is Puerto Rican and they don’t- they don’t carry that same baggage. So, you know.
Jorge Bonilla151,469 views • 19 days ago
![WATCH: Margaret Brennan gets COOKED by Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Leiter over Ro Khanna's incursion in the West Bank MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, before I let you go, there were two high-profile incidents I want to quickly touch on here. One, a CNN crew attacked in the West Bank by what they say were four settlers. There was also an incident with Ro Khanna, the congressman from California, who said he was his vehicles he was in were stopped by Israeli settlers, and then when the IDF showed up, they were on the side of the settlers, not him. He said "[i]t's not a good idea to detain longshot presidential candidates". It was a warning to your government. Do you think your government needs to apologize to both him and those CNN journalists? MICHAEL LEITER: Any violence is to be condemned. No excuses, no explanations. Okay. So if CNN crew was attacked, that needs to be condemned, and I'm doing so right now. And we need to do a better job. BRENNAN: You are condemning it [unint]-- LEITER: --If- if- if it was- actually took place as they've reported it, absolutely condemning it. We need to rein in violence on all sides. Now, in terms of Ro Khanna, we reached out to him when we heard he was going to Israel, the Israeli embassy here in Washington. As all congressmen do, they coordinate their trip with the Israeli government. We suggested he visit with- with survivors of the October 7th massacre. That he visit the borders, so he understands the, the issues that we have in our borders and so on. He ignored that and he decided to coordinate his trip not with Israel, but with Palestinian activists and with J Street, which is a anti-government, anti-Israeli government advocacy group here in Washington. So you know he coordinated-- BRENNAN: It's a Jewish lobby group… LEITER: Well, it's-- BRENNAN: …that is supportive of a different path for Israel. LEITER: Yeah, yeah. I- I play tennis once a year. That doesn't make me a tennis player. The fact that they call themselves a Jewish organization is- is irrelevant. They're- they're- an advocacy group against the government of Israel. That has to be clear. BRENNAN: The current government, Netanyahu government. LEITER: Yes. Yes-- BRENNAN: That's what you mean, the government you work for. LEITER: And Congressman Khanna, there has been no secret about his antipathy towards the government of Israel as well. So perhaps if he would have coordinated the trip- and then you know to have this incident on Wednesday and wait to release it on Saturday, maybe this had more something to do with his support of- of Graham Platner beforehand and the difficulties he had with that, and trying to shift the focus to something else. Perhaps I'm asking a question. BRENNAN: Well, we did hear from Congressman Khanna, who said that there was an alert to the embassy on his behalf, and that they asked for the news… LEITER: --There was not, there was not-- BRENNAN: …to be held until he had left the country, as well. LEITER: There was a question. There was not an alert. There was a question about visas. That's all. But when we requested that he coordinate the trip with us, he rejected that by basically staying silent. So that's unfortunate. This whole incident is unfortunate. And if- if somebody, it's kind of interesting that somebody wants to declare a presidential run by running off to Israel? Not strange? BRENNAN: Well, we're going to have to leave it there, sir. There's so much more to talk about with you, but I'm out of time. Thank you for coming. LEITER: Thank you, Margaret. Good to be with you. BRENNAN: And we'll be right back with a lot more. Face the Nation. Stay with us.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2076426340316672093/amplify_video_thumb/2076426221282377728/img/XO7mf90zZSXxJqhM.jpg)
WATCH: Margaret Brennan gets COOKED by Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Leiter over Ro Khanna's incursion in the West Bank MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, before I let you go, there were two high-profile incidents I want to quickly touch on here. One, a CNN crew attacked in the West Bank by what they say were four settlers. There was also an incident with Ro Khanna, the congressman from California, who said he was his vehicles he was in were stopped by Israeli settlers, and then when the IDF showed up, they were on the side of the settlers, not him. He said "[i]t's not a good idea to detain longshot presidential candidates". It was a warning to your government. Do you think your government needs to apologize to both him and those CNN journalists? MICHAEL LEITER: Any violence is to be condemned. No excuses, no explanations. Okay. So if CNN crew was attacked, that needs to be condemned, and I'm doing so right now. And we need to do a better job. BRENNAN: You are condemning it [unint]-- LEITER: --If- if- if it was- actually took place as they've reported it, absolutely condemning it. We need to rein in violence on all sides. Now, in terms of Ro Khanna, we reached out to him when we heard he was going to Israel, the Israeli embassy here in Washington. As all congressmen do, they coordinate their trip with the Israeli government. We suggested he visit with- with survivors of the October 7th massacre. That he visit the borders, so he understands the, the issues that we have in our borders and so on. He ignored that and he decided to coordinate his trip not with Israel, but with Palestinian activists and with J Street, which is a anti-government, anti-Israeli government advocacy group here in Washington. So you know he coordinated-- BRENNAN: It's a Jewish lobby group… LEITER: Well, it's-- BRENNAN: …that is supportive of a different path for Israel. LEITER: Yeah, yeah. I- I play tennis once a year. That doesn't make me a tennis player. The fact that they call themselves a Jewish organization is- is irrelevant. They're- they're- an advocacy group against the government of Israel. That has to be clear. BRENNAN: The current government, Netanyahu government. LEITER: Yes. Yes-- BRENNAN: That's what you mean, the government you work for. LEITER: And Congressman Khanna, there has been no secret about his antipathy towards the government of Israel as well. So perhaps if he would have coordinated the trip- and then you know to have this incident on Wednesday and wait to release it on Saturday, maybe this had more something to do with his support of- of Graham Platner beforehand and the difficulties he had with that, and trying to shift the focus to something else. Perhaps I'm asking a question. BRENNAN: Well, we did hear from Congressman Khanna, who said that there was an alert to the embassy on his behalf, and that they asked for the news… LEITER: --There was not, there was not-- BRENNAN: …to be held until he had left the country, as well. LEITER: There was a question. There was not an alert. There was a question about visas. That's all. But when we requested that he coordinate the trip with us, he rejected that by basically staying silent. So that's unfortunate. This whole incident is unfortunate. And if- if somebody, it's kind of interesting that somebody wants to declare a presidential run by running off to Israel? Not strange? BRENNAN: Well, we're going to have to leave it there, sir. There's so much more to talk about with you, but I'm out of time. Thank you for coming. LEITER: Thank you, Margaret. Good to be with you. BRENNAN: And we'll be right back with a lot more. Face the Nation. Stay with us.
Jorge Bonilla460,040 views • 1 month ago
WATCH: NBC obeys AOC by not airing President Trump's speech but attempted to rebut it by complaining that Trump didn't present any documents during the speech, and that there was no evidence of China interfering with our voting system and ballots. What is a 220 million voter data breach, ballot printing operation and corporate influence operation if not interference with our election? Also, COVID
Jorge Bonilla345,362 views • 1 month ago
.Scott Jennings: I expect to get fired every day. This is a tough business. And if I were Jimmy Kimmel, I mean, I'm surprised that a guy who once wore blackface and caused large-breasted women to jump on trampolines lasted this long in the media business to begin with. He was long past his sell date, and the fact that he couldn't realize that and was going down this road of partisan hackery being unfunny and demonizing half the country, that's wild.
Jorge Bonilla1,776,075 views • 11 months ago
WATCH: The Sunday shows immediately cover the rape allegations against U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell. Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy describes how he tried to get rid of Swalwell since the Fang Fang days. JON KARL: We don't have much time left, but I wanted the- the allegations against Eric Swalwell, which have not been independently confirmed by ABC, he's denied them all- but serious sexual misconduct allegations. And now you have a, you know, an army of Democrats, uh, abandoning his, uh, his campaign for governor. He was the leading candidate, uh, Democratic candidate for governor. And now he's facing calls to drop out from people like Nancy Pelosi. KEVIN McCARTHY: Listen, let me be very clear. I tried to get rid of Swalwell six, eight years ago when I got the briefing, when I became leader with the FBI- Nancy Pelosi was in the room. I turned to her and said, how can you keep him on Intel? Intel is a select committee that only the leaders put on, that you know all the secrets that the members do not. I made a motion... KARL: But- is this about sexual misconduct allegations or… McCARTHY: It was a combination with the Chinese spy and it led to all that. Every member in Congress knows not to- not to let any young staffer get around Swalwell or Matt Gaetz. It- it’s- it's not a secret there. There's a reason why you didn't want those two people around. He was the leading candidate for governor. He probably could have won the primary and gotten there. But this all came forward. And these young women deserve justice. DONNA BRAZILE: I agree… KARL: Donna, should he drop out? BRAZILE: His campaign is in a free fall right now, with top staffers leaving. And let me just say this, as someone who knows at least one of the victims that have come forward, I’m very concerned. KARL: Thank you, Donna.
Jorge Bonilla669,459 views • 4 months ago
WATCH: Scott Jennings NUKES Jon Ossoff over his cowardly attack on Natalie Harp, as host Laura Coates interrupts and infers some other meaning to Ossoff's words LAURA COATES: People are looking at- and many times the critiques and criticism of Ossoff and they're directly pointing to what they see as hypocritical, a hypocritical thread to what the president does oftentimes. Do you see a distinction? SCOTT JENNINGS: Well, I don't know how to answer that, because Ossoff, I agree with Marc (Caputo), was giving what we just played their standard liberal talking points against Trump. You're going to hear that from every candidate for president. What he did with Natalie Harp, though, was something different. He didn't attack the president. He took an unknown presidential aide. She's not elected to anything. She's not a household name. She's not a public figure. And he basically communicated that the only reason she has her job in The White House is because, hey, that's what Republican women are good for, right? Wink, wink. That's how they get their jobs in politics. I think he's a disgusting coward, because not... COATES: He didn’t say that specifically, to be clear. But your intimation is what you think happened. Go ahead. JENNINGS: Well, if you're arguing that he could have had any other possible meeting, meaning I don't I don't know how you would conclude anything other. You heard the crowd. They were in there clapping like seals. Now, the Party of Women likes to tell us that, you know, we're here for women's rights and we're going to promote women. And then you've got one of their leading candidates for president out dragging an unknown woman who's gone off to serve her government through the mud, insinuating that the only possible reason she could have a job in politics is because she's a concubine for a politician. It's disgusting, he went on MS NOW and got asked about it and he wouldn't defend it. ASHLEY ETIENNE: Get out of here. JENNINGS: He wouldn't defend it. He was a coward for not defending it. He's willing to do it in a- in a scripted rally, but he's not willing to defend it after the fact. It's despicable.
Jorge Bonilla86,367 views • 19 days ago
INTENT: Here's Don Lemon admitting he turned the camera off so as to conceal critical details of the conspiracy to violate Cities Church's First Amendment Right to free exercise of religion DON LEMON: So…they’re getting the operation together. Again, this is an operation that is secret- that they invited folks out. Can’t tell you what is going to happen but you’re going to watch it live unfold here on The Don Lemon Show. There are…this…for this reason…looks,,,for this reason…it may look like MAGA-coded but there’s a reason they have so many white people here, I’m just going to be honest. It’s because of the- what they’re- the operation that they’re doing today. It’s important to have allies, as they said, white allies here. So…that is what I could say. I TURNED OUR CAMERA OFF FOR THEM BECAUSE THEY’RE GIVING SOME CRITICAL INFORMATION HERE. But…there we go. Everybody’s ready to go.
Jorge Bonilla886,959 views • 7 months ago
WATCH: NBC's Kristen Welker addresses the Platner sexting scandal within the panel discussion at "Meet the Press". Fmr. Rep. Val Demings dismisses it all as she goes into her set piece, is absolutely COOKED by Stephen Hayes KRISTEN WELKER: Val, I want to ask you about another controversial candidate for Democrats. You talked about Maine, Graham Platner. I’m going to just read from my notes because I want to get it right. He’s faced a series of controversies, including past posts about sexual assault, a tattoo that resembled a Nazi symbol that he had covered up right before he ran, by the way, and now sexually explicit texts with other women despite being married. Does Graham Platner pose a headache for Democrats? VAL DEMINGS: Well, let me go back to Texas for just a moment. Cornyn was a beloved candidate beloved by Republicans in Washington and in Texas. I’m not sure that candidate flaws matter as much as they used to. Millions of dollars were spent to save Cornyn. Didn’t work. Paxton won by a landslide. But the bottom line is Platner, he’s a combat veteran, has served in multiple tours of duty, an oyster farmer. And I believe that sends a message to voters that he understands the working class, had to go to work every day. I think people are so worried about the future right now they’re going to look at, “Do I feel like this candidate is going to fight for me and what I care about?” If Maine believes that through all of the controversy, as we just saw with Paxton, Platner will win. STEPHEN HAYES: But this is where– this is where people, normal people watching this at home, are so frustrated with the level of toxic partisanship where we’ve got somebody who they have to defend. You’ve got Democrats who are defending Graham Platner, who are calling him a good and decent man, and arguing that the guy with the Nazi tattoo, “We really need him because he has to beat Susan Collins,” one of the most bipartisan members of Congress in the past couple decades, who voted to convict Donald Trump. “But it’s so important. We have to have Graham Platner. We have to have somebody who savaged military veterans, said that a military veteran who was being shot at deserved to die, who’s blamed rape victims for their own assaults.” And you’ve now got a Democratic Party rallying around somebody like that?
Jorge Bonilla363,601 views • 3 months ago
Today I learned 250 million people died at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Jorge Bonilla1,596,536 views • 1 year ago